... a two cathedrals are grand; and there is an hospital ii wiihich will coutaisn 6000 patients. The hIspicio, or S -general workhouse, is an ineresting establishment, F Containing more thlan SOO poor of all ages, who are f here trained to industry. At Seville ...

... piece of land, within a few hundred yards of the police-station and some adjoining cottages on the one band, and the union workhouse, an inn known as the Stag and Hounds, and several occu- pie hoseson he ote.O ensay morning thesheher dicovredtha noles tan ...

... Her bed was little else ir than straw ; she had six toes frostbitten and in a state dof gangrene. After her removal to the workhouse she became delirious, and shortly afterwards died. Although d24 years of age, and 5 feet in height, after her death of she ...

... presiding.-A deputation of cabmen waited upon I the committee to complain about the removal of the cab. t stand opposite the Workhouse, Anlaby-road, into Argyle. E street. They alleged that the place was very inconvenient, and if they stopped there they would ...

... Royal Hatiane Society have it in their power to confer.. .WOuICHouSE.-A special general c6iirt of guardianswas leldat the workhouse on the 12th inst. when Mr. B. Moxon's resignation as governor was accepted. Mr. John Cart was elected governor until the ...

... constantly in the habit of expending his pensioen in drink upon receiving it, and then -71lin for mar- admission into the workhouse. This* imoerco rade duct the Poor-law Guardians resolved to check, or ;ssexr else protect the. ratepeyers from such imposition ...

... sent a threaten- ing letter to the Earl of Aberdeen, and who was re- moved by direction of the magistrate to St. Gile's workhouse, has, since his admission, been examinetd by Mr. Bennett, the resident medical officer of that esta- blishment, who considers ...

... Pevrine's-Doa ?? caste w9th provd was P.C. fotialeto man, Prisoner, it appeared, had been all inmate of tie Beverley-road Workhouse since his childhood, and whilpt there had been guilty of the most abominable conduct. On being asked what he had to say to ...

... whilst a fair de- mand exists for peaceful labour at ho:ne. The drafts of recruits selected from the north and south union I workhouses have been few, and those who have passed medical inspection are certainly unequal to the fatigues of active service. There ...

... quence of his violent btehaviour, a certificate seas procured for a .his admission into tte infirmary, at St. Ptarcres Workhouse. a ite was removed ott ?? following morning, and shortly after. wards the deceased was found Iaing upon the sofa, in a state ...

... house. On the way they met the children, who were famish- ing for want of foodThe. overseer removed thean children to the workhouse, where it was found the vermin had actually eaten into the flesh. The case was brought under the notice of the guardians ...

... school for the children of the trading classes, and by opening an additional parochial school in the premises used as the old workhouse. During his absence the property has been purchased by his friends, and we trust that on his arrival their wish will be gratified ...